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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


Il NC NAVnc VI 4oSu108 11CAeD VI A~nsA~
sion 10 be Inquired linotype Meet
ing Of the Trustees.
At the August meeting OF the school board last
night an application for q leadership was re-
ceived from O. A. johnson; letter to the District
Commissioners from Mary !. Stroud secretary OF
the board OF trustees In charge OF the Miner fund
protesting against the action of the school board
In refusing to pay additional rent for the rooms
vacated by the Miner school, and made available
for public school uses was referred to Prof. Greg
CRY. The communication also asked that the
building be put in good repair, according to the
terms OF the lease and that the use of bituminous
coal, which injured the building, be discontinued
MI. Ross, who, in the absence Of Mr.. Darlington,
occupied the chair, presented resolution "tnat
special committee be appointed to consider and
report whether IL will be feasible and expedent to
have tickets OF admission issued to pupils at the
beginning OF the next school session at every
school building in the District; and also to con-
slder ana report upon the prOpriety OF nmltlng
new admissions to the schools to pupils residing
within certain defined limits adjacent to the school
Mr.. Ross said he had read very well considered
communication In The STAR, complaining OF the
ammo! ance arising from the rule that provided
that tickets should be issued from only one build
Ing in each division, and it seemed to him to have
some foundation In fact. AS he understood 1t.
tickets were issued at certain hours only. Per-
sons in the Departments who had to be at their
offices at certain hours, might find this hardship.
He thought 1t was matter to be considered; AS
harm TO consider the question Of the territory
from which each school should draw its members,
school the first chance
Mr.. Johnson said that in the colored schools be-
lore the consolidation pupils were admitted with
out tickets ana there was no difficulty.
The resolution was adopted, and the chair ap-
pointed MeSSrS. Clark, Wilmer and johnson as the
committee. Subsequently Mr.. Clark withdrew
from the committee, and on his motion, Mr. ROSS
was placed upon Ii.
JAS II. Hui was appointed teacher Of manual
training In the eighth school division.
THE SARATOGA MoNUMENT.-The Saratoga Monu-
ment Association have passed a resolution asking
Congress to appropriate $50 600 for the completion
OF the monument. A committee, consisting OF
John Ii. Starin, Warner Miller, s. S. Cox, Jas. A.
Marvin, Edward Wemple, and George William
curtis was appointed on this subject. The dedi-
cation committee was authorized to invite the
monies. The dedication will take place In the
autumn OF 1888.
WINNERS AT YEsTERDAY's RACEs.-Tne winners
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
go TO John r. Kelly stall 6c2s 6s9 and $50 center
market and FOG and POS Northern Liberty market.
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SINGING At
MADAME L HERITTE-vIARDOTs
SCHOOL.
Berlin W. Germany Winterfeldtstrasse 80.
FULL PREPARATION FOR
ORATORIO, CONCERT AND OPERA SINGING
The PREPARATORY Glass embraces:
TONE BUILDING, SOLFEGGIO. AND GENERAL
MUSICAL EDUCATION
(Theoretical and practically
The ADVANCED class will include SOLO singing
PART and CHORUS singing aud ACTING
PROSPECTUS FREE
THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS 1ST OF OCTOBER
au3-w9t
E,AIRFAx HALL.
Seminary for Young ladies' Winchester. Va. Best
advantages in every department Full and competent
corps Of instructors. Nineteenth year opensSeptem
MISS NJ E. B1LLINGs,
au3-2aw1Ot Principal.
TINHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS
Careful training thorough instruct ion, and the in
fuences OF quiet Christian home in healthy neigh
bornood REV; ARTHUR j. RICH. A. NJ. NJ. D..
keisterstown, Md. jy3Os&w-1m
E. sCHEEI. TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
q . and Singing Particular attention to beginners,
well as those wishing to be qualified for perform
ers or teachers Terms moderate. 734 18th st. NV
jy27-s&wlm'
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RRoOKvILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
ID COUNTY, MD,

out extra charge Studies viii be Resumed On the lst
MONDAY Of September 1887. ~ Send for prospectus.
RRooKv1IIE c6 AGAPEN nb MONTGOMERY
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
VIII open with three Instructors, Thursday Sep
tember s. Pupils in the house limited to 80 Apply
for Circulars to Rev. Dr.. G. 4 NELSON, President.
aus to s16
SPENGER1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. IRA
Qualities young men and women to support them:
life Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
lation, Book keeping, Business Practice, Cvios OF
ting. Rsgular Day and Evening Sessions resumed
5:s SPsa ios ne ss.. Ss ss.sts9
Teachers Tuition fees-Regular business course day
one ysar S7o Iiya6le go on entsrns and
scholarship. paid in full entering. $6O tuition per
Sessions Tuition s16 for three months or $50 for
ton Special advantages secured by being present at
the opening of day or night sessions. Illustrated
MRS. SARA A. sPES6ER nrnc' sa5
M Bethlehem, Pa Established 1749 and in success.
tul operation ever since Offers a college course or
preparatory instruction at moderate cost. jy}O I'm
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST
w Cloud building, 9th and F sts Eighteenth wear
Piano Organ, Voice yioi,n; Flute. Cornet SC. Free
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FEE
courses with degrees. Also primary preparatory
and business departments. Fall sessions open Septem-
Der A. 1887; Catalogues on application. Address
Rev. A, NJ. JELLY, DID, Prest New Windsor Md
jyl2.Ru -
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT on horse-1y
nets, horse sheets and lap spreads orrObes 10 close
out summer stock at TOphamS, 1871 Pa ave. NV.
LIGHTNING RODs, electric WORK
j.. III. kUEHLISG,
1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
SAVE your eyesight. consult Hempler, COR Az.
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PARxER,s Ham BA1sAM

The popular voite for dressing the hair restoring
the color when grey, and preventing dandrun It
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please. SOC. and u At druggists
HINDERCORNS.
The safest surest and best cure for Corns Bunions
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tp.e weather.

N,di-rf;ons for fhe ~ hours commencing ut
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land and virginia, fair weather, slightly warmer,
variable winds generally soathweoteriy-
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WINNERS AT Yesterdays RACEs.-The winners
at Monmouth Park yesterday were EOltan, Sir
Emery. AT Saratoga, Catesby gelding, Emperor
OF Norfolk, Wary, Ben Thompson, and Wheatley.
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ia S sGs LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
os ~ ISSUED oy the clerk OF court to VIM Turner
S SZes, noratlo Browning, Jr, and Fannie May
la Il; Wm; Z Biting and Ida A. Nelson all OF
e ~ Ciey, faos 5. Robinson and Sarah Gray both
W VI county, Mds Robert Galmore to Carrie
"asnins ION; JAS II. burgess TO Josephine Craven
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PIN q POINT HoTEL.-Part1es wishing to visit
i riney FONT VIII ind excellent accOmmodatiOns
raason a,S rooms. Cottages can be obtained at
a S,va a rates. steamers leave the wharf
every evening at $3.50 oclocS-Advt.
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nj ANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. You WILL
N1 never know what il is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until You have
tried GENUINE MANDHEL1N6. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
Shn we have found after several years VI constant
experiment IN keeping it regularly in stock, that
safes have sufhclentiy increased than make up
the difference our sales OF it having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcones
other drawback 50 commonly experienced Ivy Others,
VIZ That OF Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
roast these goods every day. and frequently twice
day. aud hence the Coffee Is scarcely cold when de-
hvered 70 the customer ELPHoNZO iOUNGS CO,
AIS 9th St, bet. d and T. jy6
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RAILROADS.
DIrpMoNT AIR LINE


u Schedule in effect June sth 1857
~ A Mast Tenn Mail Daily For wsrrento,
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Slrlnss Allesheny springs. Bristol, knoxvie Roma
Ssalerss Montsomery aud New orlesns Pullman
II - A. M.-fast Mail Daily for warrenton Char
SsrNtvn-Nile, stations thes Ohio Rouia
tween Lynchhurs and panvllle Creenshoro. Rale,sb
Charlotte. Atlanta. birmingham. Muntsomery SaS-
VIZ hss aud California Pullman Sleeper New
Atlantis 70 New Orleans. and Mann Boadoir Sleeper.
Tor bisrriningham Nicksburv aud shreveport Sold
Z J ssa p r9ate 6olnts SUNDAYS
~ = M1Dslly except sunday for MsnasSsx
through coach 20 Nsrrenton for fauauer White sui
phur sprines tonnects at Riverton with = v r. Il
$50 p M.-Mestern Express Daily Cor warrenton.
SoHSnsvlle. CharlottesSllle. Louisville. Cincinnati
a SUMMER resorts on aud nesr Lane 81 ches and Ohio
ton 70 LOUISVILLE also FOR Iynchburs BRISTOL ohatta
ppo1 g,s Memphis Little Rock and all Southwestern
Memphis without change ~
90 p M.-Souiherp Express Daily for I.y-nchburr
Aiken. Augusta Atlanta MONTGOMERY New drlasns.
Texas and California. Pullman Sleel,ars Mashinsto,
MONTGOMERY So New Orleans PilmAn sIee,ssrs ~
inejon 10 Augusta without change; also Pullman
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Trans on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
inston s;l2 A. NJ Daily except sunday aud - 2
N; Returning leave Round Hill q :o5 NJ Daily and
80 + NJ Daily EXCEPT Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
VILE and Lynchburs, arrive In Washington y 10 A VI
burg al io4s n and 40 p n M VIA ana .snch
ONO Route and Charlottesville at y 40 T.. NJ stras-
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation ana tnform,,io.
fnrnishedand baSsage checked al office 3oo pennsyi
xnna avenue and ~ Passenger station. neunsylv anIs
ha,iroaa oth aud u streets JAS. l. TAYLOR
Bo General Passenger Agent
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EDUCATIONAL

d OCK HILL COLLEGE ELIICOTT CITY. Md
IL Conducted by the Brothers Of the Christian
schools Scientific, Classical and Commercinl Courses
The Modern Languages and Drawing are taught with
out extra change Studies will be resumed on the LIST
Monday Of September. 1887. ~ Send for prospectus
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RaSe Hall Yesterday.

The STATESMEN JUST MISS IT-OTHER CONTESTS YES
TERDAY.
The WaShingtOnS Just missed capturing game
from the DetrOits yesterday. They lost it in the
ninth inning when the sluggers kept up their
-eputation by making seven singles and triple
and scoring eight runs, although only three of
hem were earned This gave them the game by
score OF 13 to TO- The Washingtons earned all
heir runs and made twenty base hits, five OF
which We're credited TO Hines. O'Day pitched for
she Statesmen, and Myers occupied his old posi-
lion at second base. The same clubs play again
to-day.
other games yesterday resulted as follows:
Philadelphia, II: Chicago, 4. New York, 10; In
dfaDapOiis, ). PttJSDurg, %; Boston, 3. Brook
lyn, 8; Athletic, ). LOusvilleS, ); Cincinnati, 4.
-. Louisville, II; Cleveland, 8. Baltimore 10;
Nets, 10.
The lie Drofts defeated the Alerts, the crack
team of the Washington League, at Athletic Park
yesterday afternoon by a score OF 16 toe.
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LEAGUE Results at Athletic Park to-day.

LIGHTNING RODS repaired Speaking tubes.
j. Ii. kUEHLISG,
1912 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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SUMNER RESORTS,

Nv XAAAI<4e 4NlLAOIsANS ~
SEASIDE BOARD AT ATLANTIC cITY-PLEAs.
ESRs 81 Sf f. aa1as ave- 's &s.Pss
GR9cE COTTAGE. MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK
tween tween o.alsnd and Deer PARK: terms for YA9
JENNIE SMITH NTH r Prop OF si' p'f " ani6f5.a.
e.:s Ss.ssls s' sss ss
fIam De,s sus.s IS.f Soanssin, oneh.lf ME
VREs Sf sSS
pROsPECT HOUSE CHAPEL POINT. MD.-oA-
paS,sy i50 guests: newly furnished table &AA
9sn ana eGsrs Am s1
G4 RoIIoS
agent, oil Pennsylvanis ave. jy27-3m
FOREST GLEN PARK. MD.
R RIsash p and O. Il: L. Only miles from
High Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Water: Easy
" T sGeess; rnst,cass in all its appointments
Apply to the Forest Glen improvement Co
ALEXANDER T.. HENSEY. Manager,
Telephone cal, ~, Office looe ST., St nv w
TNHE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY. n J.
THE LARGEST Eo sN Pm MOST sG, CONVENIENTLY
LOSA1ED HOIEl. ~
Elegantly furnished and Literally Managed. lE:Ea1
Modern tonyeniences. Brop shsse SrsSestra.
IHm Is ssssh iDf Tss apre.or
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. vA-sIX va
- rlstle les mineral waters. large lawn: eleva-
Sa Gp M sfS S0r pamphlet ans si rsss :a
EAIR HAVEN HOTEL. FAIR HAVEN, MD Ex-
roo fensiE Ee Grounds magncent shade large
m nTs liberal rates e families circu
1ars 10 intoxicating liquor. ty11-1m'
~ open all the year, Warm sea water baths SR9
tsS!.nl open B aoSf tSsnslp MARsfKI
s 5s,.a Rf 1ss III. pE ACE, DELAWARE NsS
yana Railroad direct to the Hotel Trans leave
tor At sS
nananr at Star fe Address WAITER
CA1sk11L AoDs sAkSTooA
ss9HsH 90 e11sss ,4sns
s to an Hsii45l s 'sSsss
1ss GIN sss5a
rive Hotel kaaterskilI. via Kingston 2:24 p lE:@l
Mount House station Is M PaIenSilie iio pm
Saei 5 to a aS @
Leave IN Philsdelphia s 90 am Arrive Hotel Mater
SKILL VIA Kingston. Al PIN; Grand Hotel, 4:2o u.
M; PhGnicia. $50 pm; Mt. House Station Alb y.
IN. PaIenvIlle 20 pm. Arrive Saratoga > 80 pm;
caldwell Lake George $40 pm. ORA wne-roomi
Cars Gar philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station ana to
Hhanlcla tor Hotel Kaaterskiu and Mountain
Honse). and New York to Saratoga.
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MT SPECIAL
Leave Washington 800 Arrive Hotel Kaater.
skill via Kingston. 9:l3 pm. Grand Hotel 8: 45p
M; Phenicia, 81 PIN; Mt. House Station, 500 D.
n: Palenv1lle, :Oo pm. Arrive Saratoga 8: 10 D. M
Drawing room Cars New York to Grand Hotel station
and to Phoenica flor Hotel Kaaterskiu and Mountain
Housel, and Washington to Saratoga
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices
ana connecI III the Jersey City Station all northern
resorts by West Shore railroad Baggage checked
through
c. E. LAMBERT
3e27-3m General Passenger Agent New York.
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Confidence in their Pastor.

ACTION OF REV. F. NJ ToDDS' MANASSAS CONGREGA-
The annual meeting OF the congregation OF the
Presbyterian church at Manassas, Va, was held
yesterday and il was largely attended, about fifty
persoas out OF membership OF sixty being
present. Mr.. Todd presided over the business
meeting, and the several officers OF the church
reported IL TO be in furnishing condition finan-
cialIy and spiritually. When the regular business
was concluded Mayor Trimmer, OF Manassas, an
elder OF the church, was called 10 the chair, and
a committee, consisting OF MeSSrS. VI. G. Bennett,
W. Clark, Henry Shoemaker, I. o. Chamberlain
and Richard Milllgan, was appointed to
draft resolutions, expressing the conns
ience OF the congregation in their pastor
and denOuncing the recent attack upon
him. The committee reported resolutions setting
forth that on July Ped meeting was held at
MANASSAS which TOOK action extremely unjust to
the Presbyterian Church and Subyersive OF the
her expression of confidence in the character and
ability OF Rev. Francis NJ Todd, and that its men,
oerS decline 10 De Influenced by private whisper
lDg5 or eX parte an1dav1tS against him; that they
I'LL believe the pastor innocent until proven
guilty By fair trial. and calling upon the civil
authorities TO give the church and its pastor the
protection OF the law.
thS church, asked permission TO say word and,
IL brief speech, he presented Mr.. Todd with an
envelope containing about 600, a sum that had
been made up by a few friends to reimburse the
pastor for the outlay the persecution" had
caused him.
Mr.. Todd was granted his usual summer yaca-
u0n. and the meeting adjourned.
Elder Slaught, OF the NOkeSyille church wrote
that that congregation would follow the action OF
Inc Manassas church
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Drink the ssQueen Of BeerS,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 12O6 street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. tm
Trunks and harness properly repaired at
reasonable prices TOPHAM's MANUFACToKY
1921 PeDna ave n W
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For q Good Assortment OF Carriax,
Lamps, see l. II. Hopkins, 9O4 Pa. ave. cog

Having Bought Out the stock of the book
store which lately occupied No. TOO Market Space
the new addition 70 our establishment we shall
close out the entire line OF books at onehaf regu-
lar prices. This stock includes full line OF stand
ard works in poetry, history, fiction, and travels
Also fine line OF illustrated and gift books,
prayer books and hymnals. This is an opportu:
nifty OF securing variety OF valuable works at
prices wholly Unprecedented.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
705 707, and TOO Market Space
eos SMITH & WARDwELi.
We have made up q fresh lot Of our
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1t, and compare it with others you have seen. we
are certain 1t will please you and give you salts
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BRIGHrwooD RACES. Wednesday, August 10, at
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NoRDEUTscHLR LLOYD 8. q. 90


SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NoRDELTScHkR LLOYD 6. g. 90
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To southampton london. Havrel bremen
Vera We'd, Aug. lu $3.50 4 m; Ems Sat, AUs
H. noon; Elder, We'd, Aug Il, p. mi Irave We'd
Aug "a. $50 g. M tudA. sst. Aug "a. IL 30 y. MI
Saaie, We'd. Aug. 81, pm
Comfortable stateroonls, excellent table, luxurious
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 18Th. ,ss,
until further notice

Leave Washington from Station corner ~ New Jar
through coaches and Sleeping ears The i0.9 AN -
Fsst Limited Express for lfttsburg and Chicago ar
irving IN Pttsburg at 30 pm, Chicago next morn
g at $50 No extra fare is chased tins trainf1r
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis daiyat3I5
Pm and 40 pm- with through coaches aud Palace
change Bio pm. is fast limited ClncnAti
80: St Louis 40 pm Noeatrs fare j. e6ar. :.
this train TOR fast time.
Ittsburs, cieselsnd and betrSss with Parior and
! or points on shenandoah Valley Railroad. between
S Ssi,anaoah junction and Luray inclusive: ID ..
For Lexinston and Local Station. 10 10 am daily
eifsi hsnTs ae Grace Newark wilmington pn,.
delpha 80 an M and so p%. daily hai .n'''
between Rali Dela~are and internediate POINTS
dS Sn Tn' el s1se ssnd and
8 For % Bsltimore week days ), ! 30 40 80.
40 a5 . a. 30 So ss a. SO So lsg.s
O For Baltim9re on sundays 6 30. 40. $50 and
- an: I'D NM l'3o $3.50, Asa. 4;4o. 5:3o. d:4a
ter Annapolis 60 and $50 am. and 1910 and
For r Way on s1a SUNDAY ,x no AN 40 pm
an Sff 30 am Sn sum Sunday az e BAN -
40 AZ and II 30 pm. For stations ON Metro,oi.
,an Branch sar 10 am daily enceGt sunday and 30
fs lan SUNDAY Tor PRINCIPAL stations on Metropolitan
9:o3 am, IL 30, except sunday : rs and I i "a
pm daily For Boyd aud intermediate stations 20
IA. daiiy Church train leaves Washington on SUNDAY
oniy AT Id In. stopping at all stations ON Metro-
politan Branch. For Frederick 10 10 am and a 40
pm. daily, except Sunday
For Ha.,erstown 1910 am. ana $50 pm daily az
Trains arrive from the West daily o 30 10 am.
From points on Shenandoah Valley RR Ills p.m
daii.- -' f
Prom Philadephia Chester Wilmington and Havr,
de Grace, 40 10 An. 800 pm. and $50 Pm daily
From Hayre de Grace. Singerly and intertneiiats
points north OF BALTIMORE. 10 .ooa m.
Prom Annapolis, \ 30 aud 10 b am and ;.JOand
20 pm Sunday, 10 30 am Gas pm.
From Harler's Ferry and Valley railroad 4: l5nm
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points & .o5a IN
and \ ID 4. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore Washington nj 10 n 10
30 900. 9:05 10 90 and 10 80 a. IN . IL 10 H.
s. ID. D, %, 0::0. q: 40 \ 30 and 4 90 u IA ON
Sundays, 80. q, Oh and 10 m 20 .: u 10
BOO. q 30. Z 40. 30 and / 90 y m
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except 1 -, 3:l5, 4 30 pm
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofhee Washington station 6l9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue 18th street where orders
Will be taken for bagage TO be checked
ANY point in the city
W. NJ CLEMENTS. C. K LORD a. PA
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY SMITH pass'r Ag,t. Washington w
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Nor,cr
TO GRocERs AND HoUsEKEEPERs
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9 Err ERR kE ssss
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THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
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most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
The Millers have not only the most perfect mill.
containing as it does all the most improved Machinery
invented up TO the present time they produce Flour
that We would simply state that large quantity of
TINS agnihcent Flour is shipped annually To Europe
anu eaten st The principal courts OF the old world
HOWEVER
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article Tor the genuine
Be sure and to it that sacks barrels read
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attached None genuine without the two gold medals
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jy15 wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
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LAsxxr,s LOAN Ory,cm.

No. 361 Pennsylvania aven ne northwest.
r Money ho.ned On Gold snd SILVER Watches, Dia-
Monos, Seweirys t1stois, Guns, Mechanical Yools,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel
OLD GOLD AND SILVER Bought. oc2
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oRroxs vs.. MosrMExrALs, Athletic Park to-da
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TINE CELLULOID TRUSS
l. That never breaks, never venrr ont alvnyu clann
and can be worn while bathing
-, 623 TIN street northwest
, Mn tIsHE6 dsv0tO her asssptaon % Ihs wunt Of
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One thousand yards Crnkled Ginghams (cash value
l2>9) reduced to N New Style Lawns, s. French
Lawns finest quality, worth 25, reduced to Is.
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For Firvt-CIass Tuning and Repairing
Of Pianos and Organs and all kinds OF Musical
instrumental, call on j. h. HARRELI, No. 81 K
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-10

FTNHE LAKE VIEW HOTEL Is SITUATED IN THE
famous fam Matkirs Glen t is 500 feet above $
Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the House
Newly and elegantly furnished throughout has all
modern improvements, Bowling Alley, Billiards, Gro
quet Lawn Tennis Hammocks. Swings Music, &c. Also
propretors OF the National Hotel Cleveland Char
lotte HarbOr, Fla BURRILL 4 SON, prop'rs je4-3m